Bio: Weyer, Jerry (Athletic Honors – 1970)
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Surnames: Weyer
----Source: Tribune/Record/Gleaner (Loyal, Wis.) 14 May 1970
Fifty-one La Crosse State University athletes, participants in the winter
intercollegiate athletic program of the university, have been recommended for
letters by their coaches. Each must fulfill a set of requirements within his
sport before the recommendation can be made.
Nominated from wrestling by freshman Gerald Weyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Weyer, R. 2, Loyal (Clark Co., Wis.).
He will receive his letter at a May 30 athletic awards banquet, to be held on
the La Crosse State campus.
The Indian winter sports teams met with great success their seasons of
competition. Both La Cross swim and gymnastics team captured the Wis. State
University Conference Championships. The basketball team finished 6th of 9
competitors, and the wrestlers tied for 7th position.
Jerry’s achievements as a freshman are quite an accomplishment, as normal the
only members of the Varisty Squad are Juniors and Seniors.
Much of his success is due to the outstanding job done during his high school
wrestling days at Loyal High School.
Among some of the honors collected by Jerry this year in addition to his letter,
are:
1. He place second in Upper-lows Intercollegiate Invitational.
2. Took home a fourth place medal in the Wis. Intercollegiate Invitational.
3. Place second in Wis. State College Conference commpetion.
4. Competed in the National Intercollegiate Athletic Assn. (NIAA)
5. Placed on the Second Team in District 9 National Association of
Intercollegiate Athletics, comprising the states of Iowa, Minnesota and
Wisconsin.
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